Poor mans roof
Well, since I am retired and on a very limited budget, I was wondering if anyone has used the roll-on liquid rubber advertised on TV to fix or repair the roof?
I am not asking this to be stupid because I am not able to afford a new roof on my '28 Tudor until maybe next year and with the rainy season coming, it might be a fix since this is an outdoor car.
Right now, the roof is not leaking, and the last rain was enough to tell.
But if I am going to replace it anyway, what do you guys think?
J.C.
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New owner of '28 Tudor
Previously owned;
'30 Sport Coupe
'28 left brake ccPickup
'31 SW Town Sedan
'28 AA Stake Bed
'30 Cabriolet
'42 Super Deluxe 4door Sedan
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